Oksana Potapova, a Ukrainian Women Peace and Security activist and a feminist researcher, speaks on kaleidHERscope about being forced to leave Ukraine following the invasion by Russia, displacement and those that stayed behind, accessing emergency funds and about feminists sharing spaces and transnational solidarity
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Ukrainian WPS activist Oksana Potapova talks displacement &transnational solidarity
Oksana Potapova, a Ukrainian Women Peace and Security activist and a feminist researcher, speaks on kaleidHERscope about being forced to leave Ukraine following the invasion by Russia, displacement and those that stayed behind, accessing emergency funds and about feminists sharing spaces and transnational solidarity